Puts me to wonder (not exactly on-topic, but related): is there some such simple script i could plug into a tiddler to display a list of all the other tiddlers that have any n>0 number of nodes (i.e. Streams) attached?
Post script;The above seems to work even if you set the $:/config/sq/streams/new-node-title to $:/s/<<now "[UTC]YY-0MM-0DD 0hh:0mm:0ss XXX">>As I have done, so the nodes do not appear in the Recent tab, and are somewhat divorced from there parent tiddler (except in the streams fields)When I want a stream node to become more prominent, regular tiddler, for search and reuse, I use streams to rename the node to a regular tiddler name, and the relink plugin does the work.Next, I would like to be able to assign a tag to stream nodes so I can turn them into tasks and references, glossary items etc...RegardsTonesOn Sunday, 4 July 2021 at 21:18:48 UTC+10 TW Tones wrote:ludwa6,This lists all my streams in my wiki, to do as you ask<$list filter="[all[]has[stream-type]splitbefore[/]removesuffix[/]has[title]sort[]]"></$list>Basically if there is a streams node for a tiddler it will have the stream-type field, Then assuming your parent tiddler (dose not have "/" in its title) all before the / is the title, but you need to remove the "/.TonesaOn Saturday, 3 July 2021 at 19:47:46 UTC+10 ludwa6 wrote:That's an interesting UseCase, @FrD -and a powerful affordance, @Saq. Love it!Puts me to wonder (not exactly on-topic, but related): is there some such simple script i could plug into a tiddler to display a list of all the other tiddlers that have any n>0 number of nodes (i.e. Streams) attached?/walt